You patient is a G6, P5 with a history of previous delivery by C-section. The patient called you because she suddenly went into labor with rupture of the amniotic sac. Contractions are very strong and about 4 minutes apart. En route to the hospital, the patient experiences sudden, severe abdominal pain. She develops pale, cool, moist skin and thready pulses. Her abdomen is rigid and shows rebound tenderness. Upon palpation, you feel a hard mass next to the fetus and the abdomen takes on an “hour glass” shape. You suspect:

The ________ side of the brain is responsible for cognitive thought.  _______

________________ is a condition in which endometrial tissue is found outside of the uterus; most commonly in the abodomen and pelvis?

The most common cause of non-traumatic vaginal bleeding in a woman of child bearing age is:

While delivering a baby, you note that the umbilical cord is wrapped around the baby’s neck. You would  first:

What are the 4 different types of an analysis of risk?

What is the difference between accumulative vs. decisive risk?

Suppose, instead, that the government imposes a tax of $6 per Grubhub delivery. What is the producer surplus in this scenario?

A new kind of consumption good, the “smidget” is invented in Econland. Suppose that the impact of the invention on the widget market is that the price Pwidget decreases while the quantity Qwidget remains unchanged. A possible explanation for why this happened is that widgets and smidgets are __________ and the supply curve for widgets is __________.

Which of the following statements are true about the deadweight loss of a tax? (i) It tends to be larger when taxes are larger. (ii) It is zero when supply is perfectly inelastic. (iii) It is zero when demand is perfectly inelastic.